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John P. Feeney serves as counsel in the Real Estate Department of our Boston office. His practice is in the area of commercial real estate leasing, acquisitions, dispositions and financing. Mr. Feeney has assisted REITs and corporations outside the real estate industry in structuring and financing their real estate assets in connection with public offerings, debt and M&A transactions. Mr. Feeney has represented both lenders and borrowers in traditional real estate loans and structuring real estate security for corporate credit facilities and bond financing. Prior to joining Sullivan & Worcester LLP, Mr. Feeney was senior counsel at Brown Rudnick Berlack Israels LLP. Mr. Feeney served as law clerk for The Hon. Herbert P. Wilkins, Mass. Supreme Judicial Court. Representative Client Work Represents all classes of landlord and tenant commercial real estate leases for local, regional and national clients Represents lenders for commercial real estate loans/security interests Represents operators of regional transportation facility in leasing and operational matters Represents off-shore real estate investment funds in acquisition, operation and disposition of U.S. assets Represented non-profit client in acquisition of $5 million headquarters financed with Mass Development tax free bonds Represented industrial supply company with acquisition and development of $5 million operational facility including mortgage financing Represented lender in amendment of existing 12 property mortgage security for corporate credit facility to create separate $30 million mortgage loan Represented lender for $10 million mortgage financing of acquisition of multi-family portfolio structured as a tax advantage corporate reorganization Represented lender in amendment of existing mortgage to create $8.5 million partially subordinated mortgage security for corporate loan facility Represented lender on real estate issues for $100 million post-bankruptcy credit facility for restructured industrial company with 100+ mortgaged sites Represented restaurant company borrower in real estate issues for $100 million credit facility with 50+ leasehold mortgaged sites Represented purchaser of multiple credit tenant retail sites in acquisition and financing as part of $175 million 1031 exchange program Bar Admissions Massachusetts, 1994 Maine, 1995 Speaking Engagements Credit Tenant Financing, Boston Bar Association, Program Chair (May 14, 2004) Professional & Civic Activities Boston Bar Association Real Estate Bar Association Education J.D., magna cum laude, New York University School of Law, 1993 A.B., cum laude, Bowdoin College, 1986 | 